Hiker Boots

Hiker boots offer all the protective features of a traditional work boot with added mobility and support. They’re ideal for jobs involving movement across steps, slopes, and varied terrain, perfect for contractors, engineers, delivery staff and more. Padded collars, secure lacing, and shock-absorbing soles ensure they hold up across long shifts in changing conditions.

We stock hiker work boots with safety ratings including S3 for water-resistant protection and midsole penetration resistance, S1P for indoor-focused safety needs, and SRC slip resistance for traction on slick surfaces.

Our hiker boots are trusted across trade and logistics teams for performance and reliability:

• EN ISO 20345 certified with S3, SRC, and S1P options
• Lightweight structure with padded support for all-day use
• Steel or composite toe cap options
• Anti-static and energy-absorbing soles
• Quick UK delivery and helpful service
• Supplied by trusted brands like Portwest

Get boots that support movement, safety, and fast-paced working conditions. CTS UK stocks hiker boots ready for construction, warehouse, and field use.

Contact us if you need help choosing the right safety spec, or explore our full work footwear collection to build a complete kit.

What do S3, S1P and SRC ratings mean?

S3 covers toe protection, anti-penetration midsoles, and water resistance. S1P includes toe protection and puncture resistance. SRC indicates slip resistance on ceramic and steel surfaces.

Are hiker boots lighter than traditional safety boots?

Yes. Hiker boots are often more lightweight with added ankle support, making them a better fit for active or mobile roles.

Are composite toe options available in hiker styles?

Absolutely. We stock hiker boots with both steel and composite toe caps, depending on your preference and site requirements.

Can I wear hiker boots in wet weather?

Many hiker boots feature water-resistant uppers or membranes. Look for S3-rated options or check product specs for waterproofing details.

Do hiker boots suit indoor and outdoor roles?

Yes, they’re versatile enough for mixed environments, offering the balance of grip, structure, and movement needed across different job types.